Instant Vortex Digital Single Drawer Air Fryer with Easy to Use 4 Smart Programmes - Air Fry, Bake, Roast and Reheat Capacity, Non-Stick and Dishwasher Safe Basket, Black - 5.7 Litre, 1700W

Fantastic air-fryer, cooks well and easy to clean.

I'm loving this oven, its simple to use without all the complicated programming, just set the type of baking you want to do, set the temperature and set the time and you're good to go. It's big enough to do meals for 2-4 people and having trays means I can cook more than one thing at a time, having a glass door and a light means I dont have to keep opening a drawer to find out how my meal is cooking. Meat, roast veg and chips come out best, I'm still using a conventional fan oven for cakes as results in the air fryer are patchy but I'll keep trying until I get it right. The price was acceptable for the size of oven and I think its performance is probably equal or better than some of the more expensive models. It's actually quite light so moving it around on the worktop to clean isn't the problem I feared it might me, and its easier to keep clean than my main oven which needs taking apart to clean thoroughly. Overall I would recommended this product to anyone that is looking for something simple to operate at a budget price.

I've been eyeing the Versazone air fryer for months now, and when the price finally went down on Amazon I just took the plunge and... Oh my, where has this thing been all my life?? As a busy working mum, this really is a LIFE SAVER. One of my kids' staple meals is oven-baked sweet potato chips (made from scratch) + a protein-based side dish (fish fingers/ halloumi/ chicken nuggets). With the Dual Finish function, I can cook the chips in one basket and the protein side dish in the other, and set them to finish at the same time. Although it doesn't have a delay start function, I can just set it to start before picking the kids up from school, and dinner will be ready by the time we get home!!! I don't have to wait around for the oven to heat up anymore, nor wait for it to finish cooking to turn off the oven!!! This seriously saves SO MUCH time and makes dinner prep so much less stressful.In a bid to convince that we DID need another cooking appliance (LOL), I made teriyaki salmon for the first time in years in the Versazone. Dumped some frozen sweetcorn cobettes into the other basket to make a complete meal (got leftover rice in the fridge as the carb). Both the salmon and the cobettes were cooked to PERFECTION. And it was soooo easy!!!!!For me in particular, I find the air fryer really really convenient for cooking frozen vegetables. With fresh vegetables being so expensive these days, I am so pleased to have discovered a simple way of cooking cheap frozen vegetables that requires virtually NO PREPARATION - I've tried Brussels sprouts (1 kg for about 1 pound from Iceland), pre-cut Mediterranean vegetable mix (maybe 2 pounds for a bag; I get 4 portions out of it) and sweetcorn cobettes (4 for 1 pound from Iceland) so far and everything tasted absolutely amazing with just a few spritzes of oil and some salt and pepper. No cutting, no defrosting, no washing needed!!! WOW!!!!Oh, and I've already baked a cake and a batch of cookies in it too. It all tasted amazing and took less time than the oven!!!Honestly, SUCH a game-changer... It IS bulky, but soooo worth it!!!! I would honestly recommend this to anyone who cooks regularly and wants to save time and money.

I already have a student/single person size. I thought I needed something larger, I bought this not really thinking it through - just thinking it is an air-fryer, and the price would cover this.It is in fact a range of cookers - the air fryer, roaster and baker.I am a lazy cook and cook most meals by cooking ready-to-cook , often chicken. With the energy crisis I obviously had to do something about this. The aluminium trays fit in the container, and you set temperature and time as you would for the traditional oven.There are various advantages - I am not wating energy by heating the kitchen. Also I tend to leave the iron on longer than necessary.This cooker sits on the hob - no bending down to take things in and out. The buttons are easy to use and it stops once the length is reached . ~whole process is fine for the less confident. I line the base with cooking paper, which catches the juices, and minimise clearing.It is large and very definitely a step up from my single person. The container is lsrge,, and might seem a bit cumbersome, but discovering it takes the trays for 2 people makew me feel it is not so extravagant for one person. (I can divide each tray into 2 portions. Very simple- best quality bacon, cut itno pieces with cherry tomatoes - air fried or cooked on wrap. surprising number of delicious meals. Timer set make it easy to managa and not something I would have bothered to fry on the hob - also no washing upwhen using paper. Recommended.

Very impressed and happy with this air fryer.It has features you only find on more expensive ones like automatic pre heat before cooking comenses turn food visual and audible warning along with cooking ended and if left it wil remind you with a audible sound. Has a 5.7 liter basket very easy controls to use the dial in the centre changes time and temperature (temp can be set above 200c) also remembers last setting used and is a button which can turn of the display and audible sound if wanted.It does make things like chips and battered items very crispy to. It is energy efficient as I've only had a smart meter for a week and when it first starts up it turns the light on it orange and then back to green for the rest of the time.All this and more for £40.

The rotisserie is a hit! Lovely juicy chicken. It's a very useful addition to the kitchen, a more versatile second oven and grill, which roasts, air frys, grills and has a rotisserie. It replaced our small air fryer and it's much more useful. I bought this one because it's a "Which?" Best buy.